Lenovo LCD monitor receives first wireless and touch screen certification from TUV Rheinland

HONG KONG: Lenovo's ThinkVisionLT1423p LCD monitor has passed TUV Rheinland Wireless and Touch Screen Certification to become the world's first recipient of a TUV Rheinland Wireless and Touch Screen Certificate.
The award ceremony was recently held at the Shenzhen Westin Hotel, with Ralf Scheller, CEO and president of TUV Rheinland Greater China, and Victor Rios, VP and GM of Lenovo Think Desktop/Workstation/Visuals, in attendance.

During the ceremony, the TUV Rheinland Group and Lenovo Group signed a Global Strategic Partnership Memorandum for Innovative and Sustainable Product Development, a major breakthrough in the relationship between the two parties. They now look forward to pursuing closer cooperation in areas ranging from product certification and technical issues to global marketing strategy and positioning.

As the world's first TUV Rheinland-certified Wireless and Touch Screen LCD monitor, the Lenovo ThinkVision LT1423p underwent strict testing at TUV Rheinland laboratories, with a focus on touch and wireless system performance. The model successfully passed all required tests, and has thus received a test mark testifying to its certification for Touch Functionality and Wireless Performance.

To meet the requirements for touch functionality certification, the model needed to exhibit the availability of both finger and non-finger (stylus) input options and multi-touch features. Its system latency characteristics were also evaluated.

The potential users of such a high-performing monitor obviously do not want a touch system that can be easily scratched at the slightest touch. Hence, the ThinkVision LT1423p was tested to ensure it could withstand scratches comparable to those made by a pencil with hardness of at least 7H.